Best Infertility Specialist in Vashi, Navi Mumbai
Fertility Care for Women and Couples
The best infertility specialist in Vashi for you is one who first finds out why pregnancy is not happening. Dr. Grishma Ranjangaonkar, a trained infertility specialist and gynecologist at Eva WomanCare Clinic, looks at both partners, advises only the tests you need and explains every result and option in plain words.
Meet Dr. Grishma Ranjangaonkar, Infertility Specialist in Vashi
Dr. Grishma Ranjangaonkar is a gynecologist and trained infertility specialist. Her 15+ years of experience are backed by an MBBS, a DGO and a fellowship from ICOG in gynecological endoscopy, and her Maharashtra Medical Council registration number is 2014041327.
That endoscopy training matters for fertility, because endometriosis, fibroids and some tubal problems are sometimes checked or treated by keyhole surgery. She speaks English, Hindi and Marathi with her patients, and her full background is on Dr. Grishma’s profile page.
When Should You See an Infertility Specialist?
Most couples who have regular, unprotected intercourse are pregnant within twelve months. When that has not happened, doctors use the word infertility. It is common, and the cause lies with the man about as often as with the woman.
There is no need to wait a full year if any point in this list applies to you. For couples in the first months of trying, the guide to trying to conceive covers timing and the fertile window.
Book a Fertility Check-Up If
- You are below 35 and have tried for a year without a pregnancy
- You are 35 or above and have tried for six months
- You are 40 or above and want to conceive
- Your periods are irregular, very far apart or have stopped
- You have PCOS, endometriosis, fibroids or a past pelvic infection
- You have lost two or more pregnancies
- Your partner has a known sperm problem or past testicular surgery
Infertility Causes, Tests and Treatment Paths
Causes in Women
- Ovulation: PCOS, thyroid or prolactin imbalance, very irregular cycles.
- Tubes: blockage after a pelvic infection, surgery or endometriosis.
- Uterus: fibroids, polyps or scarring inside the cavity.
- Age: fewer eggs and lower egg quality, mainly after the mid-thirties.
Causes in Men
- Sperm count: too few sperm, or none, in the semen sample.
- Movement and shape: sperm that swim poorly or are abnormally formed.
- Health factors: smoking, alcohol, excess weight, heat, some medicines.
- Past history: testicular surgery, injury, infection or a varicocele.
Fertility Tests You May Need
- Hormone blood tests: thyroid, prolactin and ovarian reserve.
- Pelvic ultrasound: uterus, ovaries and follicle growth.
- Semen analysis: the first test for every male partner.
- Tubal check: an X-ray dye test (HSG), when advised.
Treatment Paths
- Lifestyle: weight, diet, sleep and stopping tobacco, for both partners.
- Ovulation medicines: tablets or injections with scan monitoring.
- IUI: washed sperm placed inside the uterus around ovulation.
- IVF: carried out at Nulife IVF in Seawoods when simpler steps are not suitable.
Your First Infertility Consultation, Step by Step
Coming together as a couple is ideal, although a woman is welcome to attend the first appointment alone.
1
Your Story So Far
Dr. Grishma asks about the months or years of trying, your cycles, earlier pregnancies, operations, medicines and daily habits. The male partner is asked about his health too.
2
Examination
A general and pelvic examination may be done. A pelvic ultrasound may also be advised, to view the uterus, ovaries and egg follicles.
3
Tests on the Right Days
Certain hormone tests are taken on day two or three of your period. The semen sample is usually given after two to seven days without ejaculation.
4
Results and Next Steps
At the follow-up visit each report is explained and a plan is agreed with you. Sometimes that plan is simply more time with better timing.
Why Couples Choose Dr. Grishma for Infertility Care
Both Partners Considered
Your partner's history and semen report are reviewed alongside your own tests, so the plan rests on complete information.
An Unhurried First Visit
A first appointment usually lasts 30 to 45 minutes, so nothing has to be rushed.
Simpler Options First
Where suitable, timing advice and medicines come before IUI, and IVF is suggested only when needed.
Explained in Your Language
Reports and choices are discussed in whichever of English, Hindi or Marathi you prefer.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are the common causes of infertility?
In women, the usual causes are problems with ovulation, blocked fallopian tubes, endometriosis and conditions of the uterus such as fibroids. In men, a low count or weak movement of sperm is the most frequent finding. Quite often both partners contribute, and in some couples every test is normal, which doctors call unexplained infertility.
Which doctor should I see for infertility in Navi Mumbai?
A gynecologist trained in infertility is the right first doctor for most couples. She can examine you, arrange the basic tests for you and your partner, and treat common causes such as ovulation problems. IUI and IVF procedures are carried out at Nulife IVF in Seawoods. If another specialist is needed, Dr. Grishma will say so.
How successful is infertility treatment?
Results vary with the age of the woman, the cause found, the number of years of trying and the treatment chosen, so no honest doctor can promise a pregnancy. Some couples conceive after simple steps and others need several attempts. Dr. Grishma will discuss your own realistic chances after seeing your reports.
Does the male partner need to be tested too?
Yes. A male factor is involved in many couples, and a semen analysis is simple, quick and far less invasive than most tests for women. Where the report is abnormal, a referral to a urologist or andrologist may be advised.
How long do infertility tests and treatment take?
The basic tests are usually finished within one or two menstrual cycles, because several of them must fall on set days of the cycle. Treatment length varies. An IUI attempt follows a single cycle, while IVF treatment takes several weeks per cycle, and more than one attempt may be needed.
Are infertility tests and treatment painful?
The consultation, blood tests and ultrasound scans cause little or no pain. A tubal dye test may bring cramps like a period for some minutes, and IUI usually feels similar to a pap smear. Egg collection during IVF is done under sedation or anaesthesia.
Does seeing an infertility specialist mean we will need IVF?
No. Many couples conceive with simpler help, such as correcting a thyroid or ovulation problem, timing intercourse better or a few cycles of IUI. IVF is advised mainly for blocked tubes, a severely reduced sperm count or when simpler treatment has not worked. Our fertility clinic page describes how each treatment is arranged.
Can we see an infertility specialist after having one child?
Yes. Difficulty conceiving after an earlier pregnancy is called secondary infertility, and it is evaluated in the same way. Age, weight changes, a new medical condition or complications from the previous delivery can all play a part, so both partners are tested again.
What should we bring to the first infertility appointment?
Carry earlier reports for the two of you: scans, blood tests, any semen report, and prescriptions for medicines either of you takes. Jot down the dates of your last three or four periods as well. These details let Dr. Grishma avoid repeating tests that were done recently.